
Apophatic Divinity: God as Nothingness
Thomas Aquinas says that “God is said to be nonbeing (non existens) not because God is lacking in being but because God is beyond all
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Thomas Aquinas says that “God is said to be nonbeing (non existens) not because God is lacking in being but because God is beyond all

In this dark season of the year that is also Advent that leads into Christmas in the Christian calendar, we are meditating on the Apophatic

If God is the uncreated one, then we cannot know God since everything we know is created and has received its existence from other existences.

We have spoken about the feminine side to advent, a time of waiting, of pregnancy, of gestating in the dark. The Godhead is feminine and is grounded

We are meditating on the feminine dimension to Advent and winter and repose. Two days ago we celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Poet

In yesterday’s DM we considered how Advent, night and repose can be seen as feminine according to Thomas Merton. The tradition of God as Mother

There is something feminine and maternal about Advent and winter. One reader of our daily meditations wrote in the Comments section a few days ago about

Merton says that silence is necessary and churches should provide plenty of it: Let there always be quiet, dark places in which people can take refuge. Places

Today, December 10, is the anniversary of Thomas Merton’s entering the monastery in 1940 and also the 54th anniversary of his untimely death. About the

We have considered Meister Eckhart’s teachings on peace and repose which seem especially meaningful not only at this time of winter and advent but also
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